FRC announces 7 more cases; but football team able to resume activities
Feather River College announced today, Feb. 7 that it received notification that seven persons have tested positive for COVID since Saturday, Feb. 5 — five students and two employees. College president Dr. Kevin Trutna shared the following details:
- One student completed an at-home test on Saturday, Feb 5. Student lives off campus and left Plumas County to return home upon testing.
- One employee completed an at-home test on Sunday, Feb. 6. Employee is a Plumas County resident and remains in self-isolation at home.
- One employee took a follow-up campus test, Monday, Feb 7. Employee was in quarantine for previous close contact. Tested positive on campus today as follow-up protocol.
- Two students were also in quarantine and tested positive on follow-up protocol on Monday, Feb 7. One remained in area in self-isolation and the other left the area to return home.
- Two students were symptomatic, and came into test on campus today, with positive results returned. One is a Plumas County resident and will self-isolate at home. The other will self-isolate in their dormitory room.
As a result of CCCAA team testing protocol with negative results returned, the football team resumed activities today.
